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X-WR-CALDESC:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nDec. 17\, 2019\n\n‘No Passport Required
 ’ Season 2 premieres Jan. 20 on WCNY-TV\; Celebrate series with local food
 ie event at WCNY March 5\n\nWCNY\, Central New York’s public broadcaster w
 ill premiere Season 2 of the PBS series “No Passport Required” Jan. 20 at 
 9 p.m. The series continues Mondays at 9 p.m. through Feb. 17.\n\nJoin Che
 f Marcus Samuelsson in an inspiring journey across the U.S. with the PBS s
 eries\, “No Passport Required.” Share in a celebration of culture as he ex
 plores the diversity of immigrant culinary traditions woven into American 
 culture. Born in Ethiopia and raised in Sweden\, Samuelsson is passionate 
 about demonstrating the way food unites people of all backgrounds.\n\nCele
 brate cuisine from around the world prepared by talented chefs\, including
  New Americans who are enriching the culinary culture of Central New York.
  Working with partners\, such as the Salt City Market\, this event will sh
 owcase chefs sharing not just their food but their stories. Also featured 
 will be screenings of content from the series. “No Passport Required” airs
  Mondays at 9 p.m. on WCNY-TV from Jan. 20–Feb. 17. Learn more and RSVP fo
 r the event (space is limited) at wcny.org/events.\n\n\nAbout WCNY\nWCNY w
 as founded in 1965 as The Educational Television Council of Central New Yo
 rk. Today it is a community-owned media company that produces content acro
 ss multiple platforms\, including television and radio programs\, dynamic 
 web and targeted email content\, the WCNY CONNECT member magazine\, and so
 cial media. Through online streaming technology\, WCNY has a global broadc
 ast audience of viewers and listeners throughout the United States and 17 
 countries. WCNY operates five digital\, pledge-free broadcast channels and
  three radio stations. Towers are located in Watertown and Utica\, and WCN
 Y’s radio programming extends into Canada. Classic FM is one of a few radi
 o stations in the world dedicated to locally-programmed music.\n\nEducatio
 nal services include workshops\; a 10\,000 square-foot building with dedic
 ated Education Center\; Read Out\, a radio reading service for the visuall
 y impaired\; Enterprise America for middle school students\; and a media a
 nd marketing communications program for high school students.\n\nWCNY is L
 EED® Platinum Certified by the U.S. Green Building Council\, the highest c
 ertification level achievable in Leadership\, Energy & Environmental Desig
 n. Other achievements include “Business of the Year” in the nonprofit cate
 gory in 2014 by CenterState CEO.\n\nEvent Cost\nFree
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DESCRIPTION:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\nDec. 17\, 2019\n\n‘No Passport Required’
  Season 2 premieres Jan. 20 on WCNY-TV\; Celebrate series with local foodi
 e event at WCNY March 5\n\nWCNY\, Central New York’s public broadcaster wi
 ll premiere Season 2 of the PBS series “No Passport Required” Jan. 20 at 9
  p.m. The series continues Mondays at 9 p.m. through Feb. 17.\n\nJoin Chef
  Marcus Samuelsson in an inspiring journey across the U.S. with the PBS se
 ries\, “No Passport Required.” Share in a celebration of culture as he exp
 lores the diversity of immigrant culinary traditions woven into American c
 ulture. Born in Ethiopia and raised in Sweden\, Samuelsson is passionate a
 bout demonstrating the way food unites people of all backgrounds.\n\nCeleb
 rate cuisine from around the world prepared by talented chefs\, including 
 New Americans who are enriching the culinary culture of Central New York. 
 Working with partners\, such as the Salt City Market\, this event will sho
 wcase chefs sharing not just their food but their stories. Also featured w
 ill be screenings of content from the series. “No Passport Required” airs 
 Mondays at 9 p.m. on WCNY-TV from Jan. 20–Feb. 17. Learn more and RSVP for
  the event (space is limited) at wcny.org/events.\n\n\nAbout WCNY\nWCNY wa
 s founded in 1965 as The Educational Television Council of Central New Yor
 k. Today it is a community-owned media company that produces content acros
 s multiple platforms\, including television and radio programs\, dynamic w
 eb and targeted email content\, the WCNY CONNECT member magazine\, and soc
 ial media. Through online streaming technology\, WCNY has a global broadca
 st audience of viewers and listeners throughout the United States and 17 c
 ountries. WCNY operates five digital\, pledge-free broadcast channels and 
 three radio stations. Towers are located in Watertown and Utica\, and WCNY
 ’s radio programming extends into Canada. Classic FM is one of a few radio
  stations in the world dedicated to locally-programmed music.\n\nEducation
 al services include workshops\; a 10\,000 square-foot building with dedica
 ted Education Center\; Read Out\, a radio reading service for the visually
  impaired\; Enterprise America for middle school students\; and a media an
 d marketing communications program for high school students.\n\nWCNY is LE
 ED® Platinum Certified by the U.S. Green Building Council\, the highest ce
 rtification level achievable in Leadership\, Energy & Environmental Design
 . Other achievements include “Business of the Year” in the nonprofit categ
 ory in 2014 by CenterState CEO.\n\nEvent Cost\nFree
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200305T173000
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LOCATION:415 W. Fayette St Syracuse NY
SUMMARY:No Passport required
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